Porno Graffitti Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Love you, love youPorunogurafiti29rank/position

[Porno Graffitti] I tried singing Love You Love You [Hyon]

This is a classic song by Porno Graffitti that celebrates the sweet, refreshing joy of love.

Sipping mint tea after a movie, shyly holding hands… While capturing these happy everyday moments, it portrays heartfelt affection for a loved one who’s giving life their all, through straightforward lyrics and a soothing melody.

Released in March 2000 on the album “Romantist Egoist,” it later became a selected track on the best-of album “PORNO GRAFFITTI BEST BLUE’S.” Recommended for those whose mutual love has just begun and are brimming with happiness, or for anyone who wants to bask in memories with someone they love.

Message — kotodute —Porunogurafiti30rank/position

Message — Kotodute (oral message)

A gem of a song woven from prayers for peace born in Hiroshima.

Created in April 2025 as the theme song for NHK Hiroshima Broadcasting Station’s “80 Years Since the Atomic Bombing Project,” this track by Hiroshima-born PornoGraffitti grew out of conversations with hibakusha survivors.

At its heart lives the motif of the “First Tram,” the streetcar that resumed operation just three days after the atomic bombing.

Set to a gentle rock sound, the song celebrates the power of words and the importance of human connection, and was chosen as the ending theme for the NHK documentary Connect: Messages to the Future.

Infused with the spirit of Hiroshima, it resonates with all who carry love for their hometown and a wish for peace.

THE REVOPorunogurafiti31rank/position

PornoGraffitti “THE REVO” Music Video (TV Anime “My Hero Academia FINAL SEASON” Opening Theme)

It’s a powerful rock number themed around a “revolution of the mind,” used as the opening song for the anime My Hero Academia FINAL SEASON! It’s perfect for karaoke practice to hone expressiveness, rhythm, and how to project your high notes.

The overall range is E3–B4, which isn’t too high compared to other Porno Graffitti songs.

Still, if you lose dynamics and contrast, it won’t be fun to sing.

To produce a solid, centered tone like vocalist Akihito Okano, focus on your lower abdomen (tanden) and the speed of your breath—you’ll use more air than you think.

Also, keeping your facial muscles lifted like Okano makes high notes much easier to hit.

When you sing, add momentum and project your voice clearly into the distance!

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Kubota Mami

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theme songPorunogurafiti32rank/position

Porno Graffitti “Theme Song” MUSIC VIDEO

A “theme song” that conveys a powerful message: “There are good times and bad times—let’s accept every version of ourselves and keep living!” It’s an uplifting anthem, yet not overbearing—very much in PornoGraffitti’s style.

They aimed to create a track everyone could sing together once the pandemic subsides, and those chorus-ready phrases really give you energy! Precisely because it’s hard to get everyone riled up together right now, why not choose this song for a farewell party?

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miyabi

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Neo-MelodramaticPorunogurafiti33rank/position

Porno Graffitti “Neomelodramatic” MUSIC VIDEO

Neo Melodramatic, the 17th single released as a double A-side with ROLL.

Used in the commercial for Daihatsu Motor’s Move Custom, this track features a tight guitar riff and a rock ensemble that really ramps up the energy.

For a Porno Graffitti song, the key is relatively low and the vocal range isn’t very wide, so it could be fun to try singing it in the original key.

With its driving beat, it’s a rock tune that’s sure to get the crowd going at karaoke.

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Hoshino Takashi

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Hard Days,Holy NightPorunogurafiti34rank/position

Hard Days, Holy Night

A bittersweet rock tune that captures the frustration of not being able to spend time with your lover during the hectic year-end season.

It’s included on Porno Graffitti’s 13th single, “Ai ga Yobu Hou e,” released in 2003, and marks the band’s first Christmas song.

The piece delicately portrays the feelings of working adults facing Christmas amid the bustle of December, and it’s easy to empathize with the narrator wavering between longing for the girlfriend who’s waiting and a sense of responsibility toward work.

The English lyrics, imbued with prayers for the holy night, leave a strong impression, and the transparent melody blends exquisitely with the band’s sound.

It’s the perfect song for those moments when you don’t want to forget your feelings for someone important, even as you’re swept up in the year-end rush.

Under the Twinkling StarsPorunogurafiti35rank/position

Porno Graffitti 'Under the Twinkling Stars' (PANORAMA×42 Special Live Package) / 'Under the Twinkling Stars (Live Ver.)'

This song sounds an alarm in an era where trusting others is often disregarded in an imperfect and unstable world.

It reminds us that simply continuing to doubt won’t lead to happiness, and that as long as we have the will to believe, we can nurture warmth in our hearts no matter where we are.

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sasashina

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